A survey by the 121 organization among 145 victims of hostile actions found that only 27% returned to their previous work scope, 35% are not working at all, and 61.83% report their economic situation has worsened despite receiving benefits and compensation, according to Channel 12.
The survey, conducted by the 121 organization (the headquarters for promoting responses to victims of hostile actions), covers a sample of 145 civilians who were injured or affected by hostile acts. The data highlights the prolonged economic and employment toll of the war on survivors, even after formal compensation. Only 27% returned to their pre-injury work hours, while 35% remain unemployed. The findings add to the growing body of data on the long-term social and economic consequences of the conflict for affected civilians.
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